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RELOAD!December 2013
Celebrating Our 26th Year
ISLANDERS VS. MAINLANDERSJeff Hunter
Our caravan for the annual “Islanders vs. Mainlanders” left Fairfield Country at 06:30AM in anticipation of a trip to hostile enemy territory. As we passed outpost Greenwich, there was no turning back. We were off to the land of the Pine Barrens, Sandy Beaches, and funny accents. One hour and forty-five minutes later, we were welcomed with open arms and warm bagels!
This is our fifth trip to Suffolk County Trap & Skeet to see who would claim the coveted “Islanders vs. Mainlanders” crown. Forty Travelers and their guests shot the very tricky Suffolk course. Since Suffolk County is a 12 station course, most of the stands were four pair presentations. Having eight targets meant you had to concentrate and consistently execute your plan to come away with a good score.
For example, station eight was a true pair of straight away trap type targets thrown down a clearing. One target stayed low and the other went high. The shooter was perched atop a seven foot platform looking down on the traps. Both targets were straight forward, but if you weren’t focusing on the task at hand it was easy to come out with a 6 instead of an 8.
Station 12 was five pairs of a trap teal followed by a left to right quartering target on report. Both traps were about 20 yards away and the trap teal went straight away. It was kind of like shooting trap from the 20 yard line. The other trap was also about twenty yards away in front of the shooter, but launched a quartering target going left to right. Again, easy to hit, but also easy to miss.The best presentation on the course, in my opinion, was station nine. This stand had a left to right high chandelle followed by a quartering in target from
left to right. The quartering in target rose from the ground to about 30 feet in the air as it sailed left to right. If you shot the chandelle on the drop, it put you in really good position for the quartering target. Ed Davies and I agreed (after we shot, of course) that the chandelle would have been easier of it was taken on the way up. It was a great example of luring a shooter into doing the comfortable thing without truly looking at all angles.
Shoot Manager, John Hachmann, had the event catered on site. We had a very good lunch as the scores were tallied in anticipation of another Mainlander win. The scoring gods were not with us this time as the Islanders won by a score of 10 to 7. Guest Vinnie Flauto took the top spot with Gus Georgatos as high Traveler.
YEAR END WRAP-UPJeff Hunter
As we wrap-up 2013 and look forward to 2014, I would like to take this time to thank some people that make things run smoother, easier, and better this year.
First, I would like to thank my guest writers for Reload this year. I always appreciate when Lans Christensen volunteers to cover the shoot as he did this year when I couldn’t attend. Ed Davies’ report on the NSCA Super School was a welcome addition to the normal Reload articles. John Hachmann, Bob Schrager, Nile Pullin, Jim Adams, Ira Conklin III, and Dean Anglace have made it easier on me by contributing some of the normal Reload stuff.
When we added the FITASC event this year, Dom Uliano and Howard Berman helped guide me through the registration, squadding, and general workings of a FITASC shoot. I am very grateful for their assistance.
There are many people behind the scenes that make our shoots run smoothly. Dean’s wife, Danielle, has been a staple at the registration table for most of this year and assists John Hachmann with the inevitable walk-ins. Ron Leonardi has provided calming counsel on more than one occasion when we know we’re getting 120 guns. There are others still who stuff awards into envelopes, purchase gift cards for awards, address award envelopes after the recipient skipped lunch, and run to the bank to deposit checks from the shoot.
Thank you.
Name Award Score
Georgatos, Gus HOA 86
Leonardi, Ron CL1 CH 86
Anglace, Dean CL1 RU 82
Shannon, Richie CL2 CH 83
Luppino, Mike CL2 RU 81
Lawlor, John CL3 CH 82
Costarelli, Santo CL3 RU 64
Celentani, Gene CL4 CH 72
Evans, Brian CL4 RU 62
DelGigante, John CL5 CH 68
Kutschera, Chris CL5 RU 61
Davies, Ed VET1 CH 78
Schreyer, Mark VET1 RU 78
Kirylak, Ashley LADY CH 50
Gernert, Keith JR CH 62
Kutschera, Matt JR RU 57
Flauto, Vinny GUEST CH 89
TOYS FOR TOTSOnce again we will be supporting the Dutchess County “Toys For Tots” at our annual Dick Losee Memorial Shoot and Christmas Party. Toys For Tots is a program run by the Marine Corps Reserve which distributes toys to families in need. We will be collecting toy donations at the shoot on December 15th. If you would rather support the charity with a monetary donation, that would be appreciated as well.
MEMBERSHIP/GUIDEBOOK UPDATEJohn Hachmann
Your CTSCA membership renewal forms were sent out in early November. If you have NOT received your renewal form yet, please contact John Hachmann ([email protected]).
Your membership renewals are due by December 31st and any member not in good standing by the Annual Meeting will not be included in the Guidebook. This year’s Guidebook will be going to print shortly after the Annual Meeting.
We are also looking for advertisers to offset the cost of printing the Guidebook. Each ad is $100 and is a full page in the book. All ads will be printed in the Guidebook and at least one issue of Reload! Please see the last page of Reload! for the the flyer.
Lastly, if you have shooting buddies that are interested in joining the Connecticut Travelers, we have included a Membership Application in this edition. Share the best value in sporting clays with your friends!
SHOOT LOGISTICSOver the next several months, you will notice the entry forms will be sent to different addresses. John is going to be unavailable for a couple shoots and the entry forms will be going to Jeff until February. We realize this deviates from our regular plan, but we will be confirming registrations on the website as we get them in.
HOLIDAY SHOOTTom Fiumarello
You are invited to the “1st Annual Holiday Shoot” at St. Hubert’s Club at Guarino Farms on Sunday, December 1st. The 100 target shoot is over 10 stations and will include a gift at every station (for the person who can break the exploding target)! Prizes and Surprises all evening and a wonderful dinner at Cibo’s in Marlboro after the shoot. Best of all, we are asking everyone that comes to the shoot to bring a new unwrapped toy for a needy child at Christmas. Whatever is brought by you will be matched in kind by Judy and Tom Fiumarello. This shoot is all about Fun, Family, Friends, and all that is good about our sport. To register for the shoot or for more details, please contact Tom at (845) 625-3151 or [email protected].
St. Hubert’s Club at Guarino Farmshttp://www.sainthubertslodge.com/index.html626 Lattintown Rd, Marlboro, NY 12542
CONTACTING THE TRAVELERS
Home Office: 355 Housatonic Trail Southbury, CT 06488
Founder: Al Anglace President: Dean Anglace ([email protected]) (203) 241-2129
Editor, Pro Tem: [email protected]
Membership, Address Changes, John Hachmann ([email protected])Shooting Class, and Guidebook: (516) 205-2867
CTSCA.ORG Webmaster: Jeff Hunter ([email protected])
CTSCA Board Members: Dean Anglace ([email protected]) Lans Christensen ([email protected]) John Hachmann ([email protected]) Jeff Hunter ([email protected]) David Miller ([email protected])
Andrew Perlman ([email protected]) Dr. Joseph Sproviero ([email protected])
Due to a very generous contribution by Bruce Buck and Roland Leong, every single issue of Reload! ever published is available online at http://www.ctsca.org.
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TENTATIVE CTSCA SHOOTING CALENDAR
The dates below are tentative, please check the most current Reload! for confirmation.Date Shoot Name VenueDecember 15 Dick Losee Memorial & Xmas Party Mid-CountyJanuary 19, 2014 Mid-Winter Martyrdom Mid-HudsonFebruary 16 Annual Meeting Dover FurnaceMarch 16 The Original March Madness Orvis SandanonaApril 27 Tax Time Revolt Ten Mile River PreserveMay 18 May Minuet Mashomack PreserveJune 14 FITASC Championship Mid-HudsonJune 15 Albert Anglace Memorial Club Championship Mid-HudsonJuly 20 Simo Sunday OrvisAugust 17 Doverpalooza Dover FurnaceSeptember 14 Small Gauge Championships Ten Mile River PreserveOctober 19 Octobershutzenfest FCFGPANovember 9 Islanders vs. Mainlanders Suffolk County Trap & SkeetDecember 21 Dick Losee Memorial Shoot and XMas Party Mid-County
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The upcoming CTTRAVELERS Monthly Shoot
Dick Losee Memorial Shoot & Xmas PartySunday, December 15, 2013
Mid-County Rod & Gun Club650 Waterbury Hill Road, Lagrangeville, NY
(845) 677-5735
DIRECTIONS to Mid-County: Taconic Parkway North to exit for Route 55 East. Continue on Route 55 to Route 82 North. Follow Route 82 North to County Route 89. Follow County Route 89 for approximately 3 miles to the club entrance on right.
Toys For Tots Pickup: Once again, the CT Travelers will be supporting the “Toys for Tots” of Duchess County at our December Shoot.
REGISTRATION APPLICATIONYour application must be received on or before Wednesday, December 11, 2013.
Continental Breakfast opens at 8:30AM at the Clubhouse.We will dispatch to our stations at 9:45, please check in so we know you are there.
Includes a luncheon and door-prize giveaway.
CTSCA Members $75; Guests $90; Lunch Only $15; Junior $0.
Mail this application and your check payable to CTSCA to:CTSCA, c/o Jeff Hunter, 26 Freshwater Lane, Wilton, CT 06897.
NameList names being paid with the enclosed check.
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Contact Number in the event of last minute shoot changes: ____________________________
If possible, please squad with: _____________________________________________________Your application must be received by the required date for preferred squadding. All cancellations must be received by close of business on the Thursday before the scheduled shoot. Any cancellations after Thursday or “no shows” will forfeit their entry fee. If you need assistance filling out this form, please consult http://www.ctsca.org/node/1762.
The CT Travelers Sporting Clays Association Guidebook committee is collecting advertisements for our 2014 book.
A full page advertisement in the Membership Directory is only $100.00
The 2013 CTSCA membership directory will be printed inFebruary and distributed in March of 2014.
Without the support of our members & advertisers, printing of this book will not be possible! Please support your club with an ad.
Please e-mail your advertisement in .PDF format to: [email protected]
Checks can be snail-mailed to:CTSCA
c/o John Hachmann35 Columbine Lane, Kings Park, NY 11754
Please include a printed copy of your advertisement with your check. Make all checks payable to... CTSCA
Your pre-designed ad will be printed in “Black & White” and should measure approximately 3” in width x 5” in height. If you also include a color version, the
color version will appear in Reload!
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